Day 1
As we begin this new year, let us lean into the God of
new beginnings with faith and expectancy. Genesis 1
opens with a powerful proclamation: “In the beginning, God
created the heavens and the earth.” This isn’t merely the start
of the universe; it’s the launching point for all that we know,
hope, and believe. It’s a reminder that God is actively in the
business of creating, restoring, and breathing His life into what
was once lifeless.
Just as He breathed life into the first man and woman, He
desires to pour out His Spirit afresh in your walk with Him. The
beginning of a new year is a time to renew our commitment, to
lift our eyes toward the horizon of God’s promises with hope.
True relationship with Christ is not a fleeting resolution but a
Spirit-filled commitment that starts in the heart and overflows
into every area of life. This year, as you dedicate yourself
to reading through Dunamis, anticipate the Spirit to ignite
a deeper fire in your heart, transforming your worship, your
prayer life, and your understanding of His Word.
When we study Scripture from Genesis to Revelation, we see
the unshakable faithfulness of God—a God who never wavers
on His promises. Matthew 1 recounts the genealogy of Jesus,
linking the Old Covenant to the New and confirming that God’s
plan for salvation was unfolding even before the foundations
of the world. Even when humanity fell, God was preparing
a path for redemption through Jesus Christ. As we start this
journey through the Bible, let us do so knowing that God’s
promises are unbreakable and His purpose unstoppable.
So, as you begin afresh, don’t merely read the Bible—let the
Spirit minister to you through its pages. Meditate, pray, and let
the Word sink deeply into your spirit. Like seeds in good soil,
your faith will flourish as you allow the Word of God to estab-
lish its roots in your life. When challenges arise, remember the
power of beginnings—God, who spoke life and order into the
world, is the same God who speaks into your life today.
Take a moment to reflect. What areas of your life need His
touch? Where do you need the fire of the Holy Spirit to bring a
fresh start? Ask God to renew your spirit, to set your path, and
to make Jesus the center of your life. Let’s commit together
to journey through the Bible this year, expecting that God’s
unfolding story of redemption will transform our lives in ways
beyond what we could ever imagine. There’s no limit to what
He can do when we surrender fully to Him.”
—Bishop Gary Lewis
Today’s Readings:
Genesis 1 • Genesis 2 • Genesis 3
Matthew 1
new beginnings with faith and expectancy. Genesis 1
opens with a powerful proclamation: “In the beginning, God
created the heavens and the earth.” This isn’t merely the start
of the universe; it’s the launching point for all that we know,
hope, and believe. It’s a reminder that God is actively in the
business of creating, restoring, and breathing His life into what
was once lifeless.
Just as He breathed life into the first man and woman, He
desires to pour out His Spirit afresh in your walk with Him. The
beginning of a new year is a time to renew our commitment, to
lift our eyes toward the horizon of God’s promises with hope.
True relationship with Christ is not a fleeting resolution but a
Spirit-filled commitment that starts in the heart and overflows
into every area of life. This year, as you dedicate yourself
to reading through Dunamis, anticipate the Spirit to ignite
a deeper fire in your heart, transforming your worship, your
prayer life, and your understanding of His Word.
When we study Scripture from Genesis to Revelation, we see
the unshakable faithfulness of God—a God who never wavers
on His promises. Matthew 1 recounts the genealogy of Jesus,
linking the Old Covenant to the New and confirming that God’s
plan for salvation was unfolding even before the foundations
of the world. Even when humanity fell, God was preparing
a path for redemption through Jesus Christ. As we start this
journey through the Bible, let us do so knowing that God’s
promises are unbreakable and His purpose unstoppable.
So, as you begin afresh, don’t merely read the Bible—let the
Spirit minister to you through its pages. Meditate, pray, and let
the Word sink deeply into your spirit. Like seeds in good soil,
your faith will flourish as you allow the Word of God to estab-
lish its roots in your life. When challenges arise, remember the
power of beginnings—God, who spoke life and order into the
world, is the same God who speaks into your life today.
Take a moment to reflect. What areas of your life need His
touch? Where do you need the fire of the Holy Spirit to bring a
fresh start? Ask God to renew your spirit, to set your path, and
to make Jesus the center of your life. Let’s commit together
to journey through the Bible this year, expecting that God’s
unfolding story of redemption will transform our lives in ways
beyond what we could ever imagine. There’s no limit to what
He can do when we surrender fully to Him.”
—Bishop Gary Lewis
Today’s Readings:
Genesis 1 • Genesis 2 • Genesis 3
Matthew 1
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